Caprio's son, David, thanked his father’s fans for their support and urged everyone to emulate his father’s spirit by spreading kindness in the community. Known as the "nicest judge in the world," Judge Caprio gained immense popularity through his television show "Caught in Providence," where his unique blend of humor and compassion captured the hearts of millions. Videos from his courtroom beamed through billions of views online, showcasing moments of understanding that transcended the legal boundaries.

In their tribute, the producers of "Caught in Providence," Debmar-Mercury, celebrated Judge Caprio's compassion and his common-sense approach to justice, stating that he will be deeply missed. Over his career, he garnered multiple nominations and accolades, including three Daytime Emmy nods for the show. Clips of him inviting children to the bench or promoting a "mini-judge" plushie became viral sensations that carried a message of positivity.

Caprio’s influence extended beyond the courtroom; he saw his proceedings as a reflection of broader societal issues, highlighting the ordinary lives of Rhode Island residents. His recent health struggles did not deter his fighting spirit, and he expressed gratitude for the prayers and encouragement from his followers during challenging moments.

Survived by his wife Joyce, their five children, seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren, Frank Caprio remains an inspiration whose life encourages individuals to embrace empathy and kindness in everyday endeavors.